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Hi i have little problem with my F-4 Phantom Fleet in SF2 North Atlantic. Each one  F-4 have black cockpit only with working radar , other avionics is not working . How to fix it ?

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System specs ? possibly gfx driver or hardware problem. (or post dxdiag output)

Does same thing happen without mods? (assuming you have any you will have to try moving them out to test)

If you create another instance of the game do you get the same problem?

Where did you get the game from?

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It could be a problem with the mods. As the F-4 E and other Air Force versions are working properly, the problem is only with the USN B,J,S versions.I will try to reinstall F-4 mod.

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On 4/28/2023 at 1:31 PM, kosmo92 said:

Hi i have little problem with my F-4 Phantom Fleet in SF2 North Atlantic. Each one  F-4 have black cockpit only with working radar , other avionics is not working . How to fix it ?

 

Hi,

So, you have only SF2NA installed, right? If so, it is simple. The mod you are using refers to aircraft that are not included in SF2NA (since it has no Phantoms apart from the F-4E_75, IIRC). All lod files are in Cat002, so the plane and pit appear, but there are no texture files, because those come with SF2 & SF2V.

If you have the other games as well, then I have no idea now...

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